Hello,
I have a fog server at the latest version, which usually works very well with any type of machine. I also set up the bios / uefi coexistence:

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence
“PXEClient: Arch: 00002” and “PXEClient: Arch: 00006”> “i386-efi / ipxe.efi”
“PXEClient: Arch: 00008”, “PXEClient: Arch: 00009”, and “PXEClient: Arch: 00007”> “ipxe.efi”

It worked perfectly so far.
My company just bought a fleet of Fujitsu A3510.
No Bios boot possible, only UEFI.

But these do not get IP with my DHCP server> “no configuration methods succeeded”

I have no idea how to solve my problem, does anyone have any idea?

Thank you

It’s good…

we had a ghost dhcp on the network

Hello,
Following a fresh installation of fog:

System> Debian 9
Version> Fog 1.5.8
IP of the fog server> 10.20.50.100
VLAN> Computer (can communicate with the vlan server)
Mask> 255.255.0.0
DHCP 1> 10.101.4.1 (vlan server, can communicate with the computer vlan)
DHCP 2> 10.101.4.36 (vlan server, can communicate with the computer vlan)
Option 66 and 67 on DHCP servers 1 & 2> OK
Ping dhcp > fog > OK
Ping fog > dhcp > OK

When my pc boots in PXE, it retrieves a DHCP address, but cannot find the TFTP server (“please enter TFTP Server”) even if I enter the ip of my fog server, it doesn’t change anything.

Attached is the pcap file of my fog server during the pc’s pxe boot.

output.pcap

I need you, please.

Hi,
I also encounter a TFTP problem with a fresh installation of FOG 1.5.8.

System: Debian 10

When starting PXE on the client machine, it asks me to enter the IP of the TFTP server, but that does not change anything.

I have 3 DHCP on my network, but the 3 broadcast the 66, 67 from my fog server.

Were you able to solve your problem?